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Search the register to confirm a psychologist is licensed in Saskatchewan.
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The Saskatchewan College of Psychologists protects the public by registering psychologists and upholding standards of ethical, competent practice.
Psychology Updates
The latest on the regulation of the profession of Psychology in the province.
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How the College supports registrants in maintaining safe, competent practice.
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Raise a concern about the practice or conduct of a registrant.
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Registration requirements and the application process for psychologists.
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Who We Are
The regulatory body for Psychology in Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan College of Psychologists is the regulatory body for the profession of Psychology in the province. To use the title “Psychologist” and represent oneself as a member of the profession one must be registered and licensed with the College. The Register is the official listing of all psychologists in the province. To be registered one must meet specific educational, supervised experience, ethical and competency standards.
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Mission & Vision
Protecting and supporting the Saskatchewan public
Our mission is to protect and support the Saskatchewan public by establishing and enforcing high standards in education, competence, and professional conduct for registered psychologists. Our vision is registered psychologists providing professional, competent, and ethical services to Saskatchewan residents. The College is a responsible, responsive and professional organization that respects the rights and dignity of others and the integrity of relationships.
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What We Do
Setting and upholding standards of practice
The College is responsible to establish the standards for licensure of Psychologists in Saskatchewan, to establish standards for the practice and conduct of those Psychologists, and to accept and address concerns raised regarding that practice and/or conduct. These responsibilities are provided via legislation in The Psychologists Act, 1997. The actions of the College are taken in the interest of public protection.
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